Creator
Puleng Segalo
Puleng Segalo is the Chief Albert Luthuli Research Chair at UNISA
Textiles as testimony: Stitching together stories of struggle, survival and gendered history
Textiles hold memory, meaning and power – challenging erasure, celebrating resilience
Reimagining our sense of being
Bongi Bengu’s latest exhibition is about our connection to the earth and to each other
We need to re-examine Albert Luthuli’s ethos and principles to truly realise freedom
People continue to suffer from among other things unemployment, poor quality education, unaffordable health care and gender-based violence
Celebrating iMbokodo and Adelaide Tambo’s legacy
The life of the anti-apartheid heroine and servant of the people is an important lesson for how leadership can be reimagined
Artivism: a powerful tool for reconciliation
An exhibition with collections from around the world asks us to reflect on mass atrocity to enact a just future
How embroidery broke the silence around women’s apartheid trauma
By making embroideries, women move beyond and challenge categories and labels of “being vulnerable” or being perceived as “marginalised”